How many hours would you estimate the following?

I have worked for my family for years, and due to insolvency, I now have to work for people in the real world. I know that i am capable of a good job, but have no idea of expectations.
Can anyone give me a rough guestimate as to how many hours work the following should take:
Slightly chaotic ( as in never a dull moment - phone calls all the time - pulled in different directions) family run business.
100k turnover
Food and beverage dept - sales figures reported every day ( = 5 entries x 7 days )
35 / week
Activities dept ( = approx 20 entries x 7 days )
140 / week
approx 50 no suppliers invoices per week
50 / week
approx 5 credit sales invoices per week
5 / week
cash account / current account / credit card account / loan accounts x 3 )
5/ week 35 / week 10 / week 1 / week
Total transactions:
Approx 280 per week
Payroll
50 staff - monthly - all different hours each month
Using SAGE Accounts and PAYROLL
Any ideas would be gratefully received - Thanks
Can anyone give me a rough guestimate as to how many hours work the following should take:
Slightly chaotic ( as in never a dull moment - phone calls all the time - pulled in different directions) family run business.
100k turnover
Food and beverage dept - sales figures reported every day ( = 5 entries x 7 days )
35 / week
Activities dept ( = approx 20 entries x 7 days )
140 / week
approx 50 no suppliers invoices per week
50 / week
approx 5 credit sales invoices per week
5 / week
cash account / current account / credit card account / loan accounts x 3 )
5/ week 35 / week 10 / week 1 / week
Total transactions:
Approx 280 per week
Payroll
50 staff - monthly - all different hours each month
Using SAGE Accounts and PAYROLL
Any ideas would be gratefully received - Thanks
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Hardly any full timers.
Thanks for looking anyway
Might sound high for the number of transactions but you said it's a bit chaotic and if you have a few problem things to tie up this can push the time right up.
Payroll, not sure, haven't dont that large a payroll before. Charge on a per-payslip basis?
If you're having to add up hours worked and input those, bear in mind this might take a while compared to if staff were salaried.
Thats very reassuring - I seem to be expected to do the work in 1 day, including the Payroll which is as you described.
I dont feel so useless now
Not sure if 10 would be enough. The payroll part with 50 employees could be quite time consuming!
Companies with that size of turnover often have a full time member of staff to handle the accounts dept, especially if there's raising of purchase orders, delivery notes etc
Very wise!
So with the bookkeeping as well I would be saying 1 1/2 - 2 days per week with an extra day once a month for doing the payroll.
Burg